I'm a little new to openssl, but not to sockets. I am working on a program that is not of the standard request/response type. I need to be able to write to a client at anytime, and monitor the session/socket to handle anything coming from the client. With SSL, as I understand it, these operations cannot occur simultanously via separate, uncoordinated, threads.
How can I determine that an SSL_read should be done? I realize it might not complete immediately (multiple packets, handshaking, etc). I just don't want to occupy the socket until necessary, so I can SSL_write if needed. Can I select on the raw socket descriptor? Also, provided the last SSL_read completed successfully, is it safe to SSL_write at any time? If there is not currently an SSL_read in progress, any incoming packet will be buffered and saved, correct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Scott ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
